Well, they've gotten to my wife.

[Atman]

She's political, but not actively so, just the occasional health care post on her FB page. But listening to the morning blab-fests today, hearing the constant drumbeat for Mittens Momentum, she told me she's convinced the media is helping him, and he's got it in the bag. She said she has the same "bad feeling" she had during the Bush '04. Like, this guy can't possibly win, everyone hates him...but he won.

Bummer. She'll still vote Obama, but it helps if you're talking UP the good guy, which she'll be less likely to do if she thinks it's already a done deal for Mittens.

[TwilightGardener]

1. Three weeks is a long time in politics. I wouldn't worry about it too much.

[JackN415]

2. Turn this into action: go with her to vote and stop worrying n/t

[ProfessionalLeftist]

3. The Media is helping Rmoney

They always pander to the Repubs. That's because of who owns them. As for that "feeling" that the f*cking schmuck of a Repube couldn't possibly "win" but he does and what a nightmare that was last time, well I've had it too. You can't help but think back to the horrifying nightmare that was the bu$h years.

[greytdemocrat]

4. Tonight should be a Game Changer

I'd expect a lot from POTUS.

[ChoppinBroccoli]

5. I Have A Feeling She And The Media Will Be Thinking Differently Tomorrow Morning

After Obama cleans Rmoney's clock tonight, the entire theme will change. You can tell me that the media will try to tell us that Rmoney won the debate, and I'm sure they will, but they tried to tell us that Paul Lyin' won last week too, and you see how well their attempt to shape public perception went over then.

[JohnnyBoots]

6. They are pushing the pro Mitt

Narrative so that when they steal it through vote suppresion and e-voting no one will call them on it.